Which feature lets you filter, sort, and manage data in a structured grid?

• A. Ribbon
• B. Sparkline
• C. Table
• D. Subtotal

Answer: (C)

Tables organize data in a grid with headers and give you built-in tools for filtering and sorting. With a table, you can drop-down on each header to filter rows by specific values, sort the data by any column, and manage the dataset consistently—adding or removing rows, applying formatting, and creating calculated columns that apply across the whole grid. That combination of a structured layout plus accessible filtering and sorting is what makes a table the best fit for filtering, sorting, and managing data in a structured grid. The Ribbon is the toolbar that houses commands, not the data container; sparklines are tiny charts within cells, and subtotals are summary calculations—neither provides the full grid-wide data management capabilities of a table.